An aerial view of the Taman Tugu project. - Filepic
PETALING JAYA: Some 1,000 trees have been identified for preservation on the site of the proposed Taman Tugu project in Kuala Lumpur, some of which are believed to be over a century old.
Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), which is taking part in the project, said 54 of the identified trees measured some 1m in diameter.
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